The new ‘infinity’ necklace is this month’s Star:
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Infinity and beyond…
Filed under Blog, Crystal jewelry, Jewelry by Susan Scarlett on Monday, June 17th, 2013The angels are here, and some shiny jewelry too!
Filed under Blog, Crystal jewelry, Custom jewellery by Susan Scarlett on Wednesday, May 1st, 2013Here’s our video for the month of May. Some exciting new messages for you. I’ll cut to the chase: I’m getting married! I will probably put the jewelry on pause for just a little while to be my own wedding planner. I don’t need things to be too specific or just right, but I can make the time to take care of them myself, so I think I will. Just a few days ago we went to look at engagement rings. I know, a bit unorthodox but he wasn’t really ready to ask! The conversation just kinda went there, and we realized getting married made sense and it was the right time. I don’t actually mind, I get to pick my engagement ring! It’s actually a bit exciting. If you are looking for some great looking jewelry, consider looking into all things peridot jewelry.
April’s Star…
Filed under Blog, Crystal jewelry, Handmade jewellery by Susan Scarlett on Monday, April 1st, 2013April is here and so is The Star of the Month: ‘rayne’
New Swarovski Innovations are here!
Filed under Blog, Jewelry by Susan Scarlett on Friday, March 1st, 2013Check out the new Swarovski items:
Diamond Cuts and Shapes
Diamonds come in a wide spectrum of shapes and cuts, and the terms “cut” and “shape” are often used interchangeably. A diamond’s shape can depend on how it was mined and certain shapes accent the natural radiance and brilliance better than others, depending on the stone. A diamond’s cut can vary within each categorical shape as well. For example, a round shaped diamond can be a cushion, radiant or brilliant cut. The cut pertains to the faceting of the diamond to either bring out its natural qualities or play down its flaws.
Round Cut Diamond
The round cut diamond is the most popular diamond shape accounting for almost 80% of all diamonds on the market. The structure and shape is superior to fancy shapes because it maximizes the reflective angles of light, increasing brightness and brilliance over any other cut viewed under similar conditions.
Princess Cut Diamond
The most popular shape for fancy diamonds, the princess cut has become a favorite for engagement rings. The brilliance and forgiving cut are highly desirable for most budgets and flexible enough to accommodate a large variety of ring styles.
“Be Mine” for Valentines…
Filed under Blog, Crystal jewelry, Handmade jewellery by Susan Scarlett on Thursday, February 7th, 2013Check out the Star of The Month for February, I’m wearing it here:
